Half-finished essays for founders, half-finished essays on the philosophy of life. The other half is voice notes I never transcribe. These are the five I'd point you to first.

• For founders · Coming soon

  How to start a company before you know what one is

  The version I wish someone had handed me at eighteen. Mostly: pick the customer, not the idea.

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• AI infra · Coming soon

  Routing > one-shotting

  Why ensemble model calls beat 'just use the best model' for any non-trivial product. With math, regrettably.

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• Philosophy of life · Coming soon

  On wanting things — and rewriting the want list every year

  What you wanted at 19 is rarely what you want at 24. Plan accordingly. Or don't.

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• For founders · Coming soon

  Speed is a feature, even when nobody is buying yet

  On compounding cycle time before you have customers — and why patience is the worst startup advice.

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• Philosophy of life · Coming soon

  A short defence of being interested in too many things

  Specialists are useful. Generalists ship companies. Both can be right; pick yours, defend it loudly.

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